Synonyms for disabilities
dis·abil·i·ties

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1. List of paraphrases for "disabilities":

   disability, handicaps, impairments, disabled, handicap, deficiencies, disorders, impairment, handicapped, shortcomings, disadvantages

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1. Piper Gill:

   I think there is a common misconception that people are solely defined by certain things such as events, illnesses, disabilities, and things of that nature, i like to think that we as people are a mixture of our interests, experiences, pain, joy, the people we love, triumphs, trials, and so much more.

2. Juliana Fetherman:

   There's an array of disabilities and the point of the app is to find people with the same needs so they can feel less alone, less isolated, and hopefully less depressed.

3. Miguel Cardona:

   The Department has heard from parents from across the country -- particularly parents of students with disabilities and with underlying medical conditions -- about how state bans on universal indoor masking are putting their children at risk and preventing them from accessing in-person learning equally, it's simply unacceptable that state leaders are putting politics over the health and education of the students they took an oath to serve. The Department will fight to protect every student's right to access in-person learning safely and the rights of local educators to put in place policies that allow all students to return to the classroom full-time in-person safely this fall.

4. Brian Kammer:

   Today, the court has unconscionably allowed a grotesque miscarriage of justice to occur in Georgia, the intellectual disability community, which has strongly supported Mr. Hill's case for many years, joined his legal team in the belief that the Supreme Court would step in and prevent Georgia's flagrant disregard of the Constitution on behalf of the rights of people with disabilities.

5. Lennard Davis:

   I think the next frontier is the cultural frontier, which is getting perfectly acceptable images of people with disabilities out there in the world.